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Loader3229 (talk | contribs) Created page with "This is a work in progress. A multidimensional Turing Machine is a Turing Machine that use a multidimensional tape instead. These turing machines have (2*dimension count) different moving directions, 2 each for 1 dimension. Example: 1RB0UA_1DA0LB is a 2-dimensional Turing Machine, used L, R, U (Up), D (Down) 4 moving directions, and 1RB0FA_1DA0LC_1BC0UA is a 3-dimensional Turing Machine, used L, R, U, D, F (Front), B (Back) 6 moving directions. BB_2D(n,m) = Maximum nu..." |
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BB_2D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 2D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 2D tape and BB_3D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 3D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 3D tape. | BB_2D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 2D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 2D tape and BB_3D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 3D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 3D tape. | ||
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This is a work in progress.
A multidimensional Turing Machine is a Turing Machine that use a multidimensional tape instead. These turing machines have (2*dimension count) different moving directions, 2 each for 1 dimension.
Example: 1RB0UA_1DA0LB is a 2-dimensional Turing Machine, used L, R, U (Up), D (Down) 4 moving directions, and 1RB0FA_1DA0LC_1BC0UA is a 3-dimensional Turing Machine, used L, R, U, D, F (Front), B (Back) 6 moving directions.
BB_2D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 2D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 2D tape and BB_3D(n,m) = Maximum number of steps taken by a halting n-state, m-symbol 3D Turing machine starting from a blank (all 0) 3D tape.